Indoors, the differences are much more obvious (at least here it is). I love the "filmy" tones/feel of indoor shots and the much more noticeable grain. I think the film version is more inviting and moody while the digital version is a bit sterile and blah. (Even teddy can't make this digital picture interesting!) I've been told and have seen that Canon's colors are much cooler in general than Nikon's, so that could play a big factor here. Also, the EOS 3's autofocusing knocks the socks off the 5D's - notice I failed to focus the digital shot properly using autofocus.
Both shot at ISO 400, 50mm, f1.8, 1/2000. Obviously I <3333 film.
I can't decide which one I like best. Both versions look great :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting comparison. Wonder what a little warming would do to the digital version? Maybe even a WB adjustment.
ReplyDeleteAF issues, hmm.
Teddy is having a lazy lie-in day =) yay
ReplyDeleteoh i do like the grain the film version. i'm also liking this comparison series :)
ReplyDeleteI quite like the blue tones in the digital shot, but I loooove the grainy background in the film version
ReplyDeleteLove this series, Alice. Please do keep them coming. I'm especially interested because I just purchased a new-to-me film dslr and I'm nervous, but excited, to try it out!
ReplyDeleteI love the grain of the film - but I agree with Vickie, the blue tones of the digital shot nice.
I am SO impressed with your film knowledge!
ReplyDeleteAnd, of course, the photos are gorgeous.
i don't know girl, but i rather like the digital version =)
ReplyDeletefilm wins by a longshot!
ReplyDeletefilm version = pretty. yes. please. :)
ReplyDeleteyes, seriously, there's something about film. isn't being able to autofocus with film awesome? i just shot a hassy with MF and i'm pretty sure i blew every shot. :(
ReplyDeleteThat film is just so lovely. :)
ReplyDeletefilm!!!!
ReplyDeletefor this photo I prefer the digital.
ReplyDeleteI like its coolness.
although both versions are great, i love the film the most too :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely love the film version!
ReplyDeleteBut was thinking the same as Todd. Maybe the WB adjustment would make a difference too.
What a fantastic comparison! I love the film photo. I love shooting film, but still shoot a fair bit of digital too, mostly because I'm not completely confident in my abilities with film.
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